Endomechanical and electrosurgical instruments
PHARMAC is currently undertaking national contracting for endomechanical and electrosurgical instruments, and energy platforms and their associated consumables that are purchased by DHBs for use in hospitals or in the community across New Zealand.
Contracts will continue to be added to the list below as PHARMAC consults on provisional agreements and completes the supplier negotiation process.
Consultation: No current consultations.
Included within the scope of endomechanical and electrosurgical instruments, and energy platforms and their associated consumables
- Smoke Evacuation Systems and Accessories
- Electrodes
- Staplers and Staples, endomechanical suturing devices
- Ligating Systems
- Laparoscopic Trocars
- Insufflation Units and accessories
- Argon gas Delivery Systems and Accessories
- Energy Platforms and Accessories
- Bipolar/Monopolar Forceps
- Laparoscopic/electrosurgical instruments
- Electrosurgical Pencils
- Specimen Retrieval Systems
- Suction Coagulators
- Electrosurgical Unit Accessories and consumables
List of contracted products
- Search the Schedule addendum for "Endomechanical".
- Search the Schedule spreadsheet for "Endomechanical".
Suppliers under PHARMAC national contract
- 3M New Zealand Limited
- Applied Medical New Zealand Limited
- Bard Australia Pty Limited
- Big Green Surgical Company
- Device Technologies Australia Pty Ltd
- Downs Distributors Limited
- Hallmark Surgical Limited
- Jackson Allison Medical and Surgical Limited
- Mölnlycke Health Care Pty Ltd
- Obex Medical Limited
- Olympus New Zealand Limited
- Ortho Medics Limited
- Stryker New Zealand Limited
- Teleflex Medical New Zealand
- W M Bamford & Co Limited
Background
The contracts above are as a result of the RFP issued in April 2018.
Staying in touch
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that are purchased by DHBs for use in hospitals or in the community across New Zealand.
Contracts will continue to be added to the list below as PHARMAC consults on provisional agreements and completes the supplier negotiation process.